Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyiidae Juve Fly.
Posted by Jim Senn on 26-01-2021 17:07
#1
Badem, RLP, Germany; Photos taken of fly that I captured in my garden 10 Mar 2020. I estimate it to be about 10mm. My first post in this forum - I hope the photo shows in the thread.
Edited by Jim Senn on 06-05-2021 14:40
Posted by Jim Senn on 26-01-2021 17:09
#2
Second view of fly.
Posted by eklans on 26-01-2021 18:06
#3
Hi Jim, and welcome to the forum! This is quite tricky as the fly has not yet it's original colour (teneral). If I see the wing venation correctly, it could be a Muscidae, but I'm unable to say more.
Greetings, Eric
Edited by eklans on 26-01-2021 18:11
Posted by Jim Senn on 29-01-2021 15:20
#4
Thanks for your help & also explains why I had trouble with ID.
Posted by Paul Beuk on 05-02-2021 08:35
#5
I'd say the anal vein reaches the wing margin, so I'd make it Anthomyiidae.
Posted by John Carr on 05-02-2021 12:21
#6
Paul Beuk wrote:
I'd say the anal vein reaches the wing margin, so I'd make it Anthomyiidae.
The bristling of the thorax and hind tibia points to Muscidae.
Posted by Jim Senn on 06-02-2021 13:18
#7
Thanks for your help.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 06-02-2021 21:21
#8
I think I know the answer: male Egle ciliata
Posted by John Carr on 07-02-2021 16:11
#9
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I think I know the answer: male Egle ciliata
It is not hairy enough for
Egle ciliata and the antennae are too long.